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Found October 23, 2009 on My Official Green Bay Packer Blog:
PLAYERS: Donald Driver
TEAMS: Green Bay Packers

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And I love being able to mention that Donald Driver is now the all-time receptions record holder for the Green Bay Packers.  Here’s a pic of the Lunchbox Hero showing the fans how big his lunchbox is.  I hope. Congrats, Double D. Technorati Tags: Donald Driver, Green Bay Packers, Records Are Meant to be Broken, [...]
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